can this be used with a riding lawn mower (sears)? what would I have to do to use it that way
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First you would need a square receiver. Amazon has them also. Lawn mowers have a place for a ball, just bolt the receiver in place of the ball and the way you go. I had to weld two tabs so the receiver wouldnt move back and forth sideways. You might even have your local welding shop fab something up for cheap
31187
All you would need is a 2 inch receiver on the back of your lawn mower and then it would work
31188
you would have to have some sort of a reese hitch receiver , i tried everything myself to use it without one it didnt work i ended up welding on my 4 wheel to use this
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I have a 42 inch Sears riding mower. I ordered a quantity of two of the blades listed. However, I went back to Sears for replacement blades. The aftermarket blades didn't wear well at all.
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This is made Arnold to fit the MTD made riding mowers. You can see the list here http://www.mtdproducts.com/equipment/mtdproducts/our-products/lawn-and-garden/riding-lawn-mowers, and I would be very surprised if it would fix on a Toro who is a competitor of MTD, It works just fine on my mower which the Yard Machines 13A2775S000 Riding Mower would be the current years match of the mower I own. You are going to need to find a catcher that is made for the Toro Rider you have. Looks like Home Depot had them available to order here. http://www.homedepot.com/b/Outdoors-Outdoor-Power-Equipment-Riding-Mower-Tractor-Attachments-Baggers/N-5yc1vZbxdp
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Sure, we use ours with our old kubota lawn tractor. With a heavy load it can have problems with wheels slipping going up hill.
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Please remember that there are two different models. One is pretty straight forward and one takes some mower alteration. I would advise you to all sears about which model to buy depending on the build and configuration of your particular mower model. Wish I could be of more help.
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You could if you really needed too,BUT I WOULD ADVISE AGAINST IT!!!!!! That middle number refer's to the tires height,if the tires on your mower are the 15x6.00-6,I would stay with that size,if you go to the 14x4.50-6 that would put you 1 1/2 inches lower to the ground,which in turn would effect the height of your deck itself. If you want to put lug tires on your mower I would stay with the same size tire that is on it now,but the lugged tire version would be a very good investment and idea,but like I said I would stay with the same size tire you have on it now,and be on the safe side,instead of being sorry later. You could if you really needed too,BUT I WOULD ADVISE AGAINST IT!!!!!! That middle number refer's to the tires height,if the tires on your mower are the 15x6.00-6,I would stay with that size,if you go to the 14x4.50-6 that would put you 1 1/2 inches lower to the ground,which in turn would effect the height of your deck itself. If you want to put lug tires on your mower I would stay with the same size tire that is on it now,but the lugged tire version would be a very good investment and idea,but like I said I would stay with the same size tire you have on it now,and be on the safe... » Read More You could if you really needed too,BUT I WOULD ADVISE AGAINST IT!!!!!! That middle number refer's to the tires height,if the tires on your mower are the 15x6.00-6,I would stay with that size,if you go to the 14x4.50-6 that would put you 1 1/2 inches lower to the ground,which in turn would effect the height of your deck itself. If you want to put lug tires on your mower I would stay with the same size tire that is on it now,but the lugged tire version would be a very good investment and idea,but like I said I would stay with the same size tire you have on it now,and be on the safe side,instead of being sorry later. « Show Less
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I use it on my Craftsman YT3000 lawn tractor equipped with the Craftsman 2-tub rear bagger attachment.You must have the bagger attachment in order for the TerraKing to be able to utilize it's deck chute and framefrom the Craftsman bagger attachment to connect to your lawn tractor. It essentially takes the place of the plastic tubsthat came with the Craftsman bagger (expanding it's capacity over 10x).
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I used mine in my alarm system where it works fine. I do not think it would work in a lawn mower but am not sure.
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I'm able to turn over a motor by attaching the impact wrench to the crank of the engine. You should be able to bust a lawnmower blade nut loose with this. Maybe soak the nut with oil for a while then use the impact wrench. Good Luck.
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Yes. I attach it to my John Deer rider mower and to my Craftsman rider mower.
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Please under no circumstances should you buy this mower. It does have a blade and when we bought ours we had it a couple of months and had to contact Amazon about it. No one will fix what ever is broken on it because the company does not pay their contractors who do the warranty work. We ended up getting all of our money back from Amazon. God bless those folks. We in turn purchased another riding lawnmower from Sears. You need to read all the other comments..........if you buy this be it on your head.........you were warned!
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I've never tried this electric snow blower on the grass. Looks like it might work if you carefully police the area to be cut to make sure it's free of anything (sticks, twigs, rocks, etc.) which could get jammed between the rotating blade and housing and destroy the electric motor (I'm not seeing a shear pin like my larger gas power snow blower) to protect transmission in case of jam. For this reason, I strongly recommend that you use it for snow for which it was designed. Might make a call to Toro and inquire. :~)
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We use it on a woods lawn mower.I don't know if they would or not.Wish I could have been more help to youGood LuckTammy
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its made for a riding lawn mower.if you happen to attach to a push mower,PLEASE post pics.
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Yes it can be used for lawnmowers. Actually highly recommend it. Your lawnmower will start faster run smoother and stronger. And last longer great product.
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It would be a little small for that. You'd be much better off using a grinder of some sort for a lawn mower blade.
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I believe you can lift ATV's with it. A lot of motorcycle jacks are listed for use with ATV's. I don't know about lawnmowers. I have seen other people rework motorcycle jacks to work better with their mc and other items they wanted to lift. I think the primary concerns are weight and stability.